Shooting in East Chicago leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
One man has died and another is in critical condition after a shooting in East Chicago on Saturday.
Month: August 2022
Bears’ Justin Fields, Darnell Mooney find something to build on in preseason opener
“We had an opportunity to make ourselves a play. And it was nice to get that in game-like conditions,” Mooney said.
1 shot to death in Hammond; mayor shuts down basketball courts at MLK Park after 2nd shooting in 3 nights
Saturday’s incident came after another shooting in MLK Park left two injured Thursday.
Valparaiso readying Lincolnway for parking garage
Valparaiso has awarded the demolition bid to ready Lincolnway for the four-story parking garage.
NWI Business Ins and Outs: Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, Buona Beef, Rainbow Cone, Portillo’s and Twisted Sugar coming
NWI Business Ins and Outs: Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, Buona Beef, Rainbow Cone, Portillo’s and Twisted Sugar coming
Commentary: Understanding wills and trusts
Everyone has heard the terms “will” and “trust,” but not everyone knows the differences between the two. Wills and trusts are important tools of estate planning. Each has strengths and limitations. Here’s what to know as you determine what’s best…
‘Little Eagle that Could’ back in the wild after rehab
The release occurred after ND17’s health and behavior had improved enough for release.
Mind on Money: Facing the back-to-school challenge
Oh August, how you wound me. With two college kids going back to tuition bills and new habitats needing to be set up and stocked, as well as the general back-to-school expenses of new back packs, outfits, shoes and supplies…
ROTC cadets log busy summer
The cadets trained for a week in Wisconsin at a Leadership Camp organized and run by MCHS, with cadets from Portage and South Bend Riley also attending.
Commissioner opposes opera house spending plan
The county is at least $2 million in the red win maintaining roads, the county ambulance system doesn’t have a funding source, and results of a wage study aren’t in yet, Commissioner Jim Biggs said.